Archive for the 'Programming' Category
June 28th, 2005
Ok, just for kicks I’m testing w.bloggar. The HTML editor actually appears to be a little better then BlogJet’s but without the WYSIWYG editing. But the good syntax highlighting helps tremendously. Probably best of all for most people is that w.bloggar is free. The image capabilities in w.bloggar are not as good as BlogJet requiring [...]
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June 26th, 2005
So as a follow-up to my last post regarding Coordinate Exchange I did some digging and discovered the COCOMO model for software cost estimations. In it’s basic form COCOMO can estimate the total effort of a project from the SLOC (source lines of code). So after a little more searching I found this program by [...]
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June 25th, 2005
I’ve briefly mentioned my Coordinate Exchange application before. This application started as a simple plug-in for MS MapPoint to enter and extract pushpin data (latitude and longitude data) but quickly grew into something more. While still restricted to working within MapPoint it has many features hat work independently of MapPoint. This application can read and write [...]
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June 18th, 2005
I do a lot of programming. I do it both at work and at home as a hobby. I program mainly in Visual Basic.NET and FORTRAN 90. I also do some JavaScript (in HTML), VBScript (via ASP), and VBA. I’ve done some C and Pascal programming. I know all the hardcore programmers out there reading [...]
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April 30th, 2005
I've done a lot of programming in MS Visual Basic using version 6.0 but recently I have been switching over to VB.NET 2003. One application (Coordinate Exchange) that I wrote in 6.0 was an plug-in for MapPoint. This application has been been fairly popular among MapPoint users and for a while now I've wanted to [...]
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